Mortiis unveils the lyric video for "Tundra, Heart Of Hell", serving as the last preview track taken from his soon‑to‑arrive opus, Ghosts Of Europa, scheduled to surface on 26 June under the aegis of Prophecy Productions.
Mortiis comments: "For some reason, the word 'Tundra' has been a recurring presence in my life, and I have attached it to various songs and lyrics over time, although very few of them ever came to any sort of fruition. In fact, the earliest versions of this song were called 'Tundra' or even 'Thundra', which seemed cooler, before I decided to add 'Heart Of Hell' to add some context. A big chunk of these lyrics also harkens back to the time between 'The Stargate' and 'The Smell Of Rain'".
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MORTIIS - Casts Forth "Tundra, Heart Of Hell" As Final Advance Single From Impending Opus
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